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Great design! Wind power, rain collection. Perfect. Only, what if it doesn’t rain for awhile. You might consider some sort of liquid waste collection and purification to help get past the dry spells. And put another large windmill on the opposite side for wind direction adjustments. Then again, tossing this all together during a Zombie outbreak would be a feat in itself! A thumbs up!!!
I disagree with you, I think Eiffel would be proud that his structure serves a purpose other than being a large scale radio transmitter. And if you know its history, the people of France hated the Eiffel tower when it was completed, the only reason it got popular was because tourist founded astonishing for its large scale. Eiffel even went to proposed a larger scale of the tower in Chicago for the World Fair in 1893, but it was rejected. In short words, Eiffel would appreciate his work being used as a source of last hope.
but then Eiffel made the structural design for the Statue of Liberty, which is also featured here as a zombie safe monument, making him even more frustrated…
i sort of like the presentation, but anything with a famous landmark makes me wary. Also, how do you electrify just the legs and not the entire structure and emergency zipline?
Zombie Safe House Competition 
Deep thought! Thanks for cogttiburinn.
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Great design! Wind power, rain collection. Perfect. Only, what if it doesn’t rain for awhile. You might consider some sort of liquid waste collection and purification to help get past the dry spells. And put another large windmill on the opposite side for wind direction adjustments. Then again, tossing this all together during a Zombie outbreak would be a feat in itself! A thumbs up!!!
I don’t want to go to France to trade one type of Zombie for another.
Fail!
A great solution of preserving life from the walking dead through French architecture. Eiffel would be proud of you!
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BEWARE! This design will make Eiffel himself so angry, that he would raise from the dead and destroy it! BEWARE! He is such a tough engineer!
ahah it would be remembered as the first zombie engineer
I disagree with you, I think Eiffel would be proud that his structure serves a purpose other than being a large scale radio transmitter. And if you know its history, the people of France hated the Eiffel tower when it was completed, the only reason it got popular was because tourist founded astonishing for its large scale. Eiffel even went to proposed a larger scale of the tower in Chicago for the World Fair in 1893, but it was rejected. In short words, Eiffel would appreciate his work being used as a source of last hope.
but then Eiffel made the structural design for the Statue of Liberty, which is also featured here as a zombie safe monument, making him even more frustrated…
EXTREMELY BRILLIANT
Nice design, but only filtration for water is not enough. lol
Rain water is clean enough as is plus filtration
Rubber stoppers it says in the description
i sort of like the presentation, but anything with a famous landmark makes me wary. Also, how do you electrify just the legs and not the entire structure and emergency zipline?
Great concept!